Thermoplastic Butterfly Valve
LibertyCES has documented Thermoplastic Butterfly Valve in Aquatics / Aquariums / Water Parks / Zoos / Swimming Pools. Documented models include Asahi/America Type-57 LIS, Type-55 IS and Asahi/America Pool-Pro. Send James the fluid, concentration, temperature and flow for a free spec review.
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Chemical compatibility
No documented chemical-compatibility record yet for this category — a spec review is the right next step before specifying against a specific chemical.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What industries use Thermoplastic Butterfly Valve?
LibertyCES has documented Thermoplastic Butterfly Valve specified across 1 sector application, including Aquatics / Aquariums / Water Parks / Zoos / Swimming Pools.
How is Thermoplastic Butterfly Valve used in Aquatics / Aquariums / Water Parks / Zoos / Swimming Pools?
Thermoplastic Butterfly Valve is specified for Aquatics / Aquariums / Water Parks / Zoos / Swimming Pools applications — examples include Asahi/America Type-57 LIS (3"-8"; PVC body; PVC/CPVC/PP/PVDF disc; EPDM/FKM/Nitrile seat; 316SS/Titanium/Hastelloy C stem; 150psi @ 70°F; ISO 5752 short pattern; Class 6 bubble-tight), Type-55 IS (ductile cast iron FCD-S powdercoat body, PTFE disc, PTFE/Neoprene-backed seat, 304SS stem; 2"-12" @150psi, 14"/16" derated to 100psi), Asahi/America Pool-Pro, Type-75, Type-57P, Type-57IL. This is well-documented in LibertyCES's field data.
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